Sentence examples for significant fixture from inspiring English sources
She was a significant fixture of the downtown art and theater worlds for decades.
Mention of Stanley leads smoothly into arguably the most significant fixture of the league weekend, in the pleasant Brisbane suburb of Redcliffe.
By common consent Luis García and Boudewijn Zenden have, until now, done no more than get on spectatators' nerves this season but here they were at ease in the most significant fixture Liverpool have had.
The Mancunian platform makes Magic arguably Salford's most significant fixture of the season, and certainly their last-gasp win against Widnes was their best yet under Brian Noble, and Warrington made their point against St Helens.
Salford's trip to Hull FC on Thursday night is another significant fixture for both clubs, with Dr Marwan Koukash making clear to Brian Noble that he quite fancies leading out his Red Devils at Wembley, and Adam Pearson keen for Hull to set the record straight after their final flop last August.
Bradford remain bottom of the table despite winning two of their first four matches because of the six-point penalty imposed for entering administration and two of their likely relegation rivals, London Broncos and Wakefield, meet in another significant fixture in Edgware on Saturday afternoon.
Often there is a desire to play down significant fixtures in an attempt to relieve the pressure but Alan Curbishley has called these "must-win games" and Magnusson shares this view.
There is one other significant international fixture in Australia 24 hours or so later, when Samoa take on Tonga at the Parramatta Stadium.
Furthermore, there is no significant correlation between fixture length and implant failure in the posterior maxilla [9].
The postoperative stability showed no significant difference according to fixture diameter (P = 0.50).
Meanwhile, bolstering this most unholy alliance, Vallor points out that the figure of Baphomet is significant to witches, too a fixture in tarot card decks and other artwork.
